As chic as Hollywood’s elite, designer jeans 7 For All Mankind was born, in nowhere else but, Los Angeles, California. Its focus on women’s denim bottoms earned critical acclaim throughout the years. The brand continues to grow with a men’s line, sportswear, handbags, footwear and kids collections.

The designer denim collections and jeans styles are vast. The women’s clothing line include a variety of cuts, washes and colors. The Bootcut Chelsea Pocket in Medium Los Angeles jeans is a 9oz denim, low waist, slim through thigh and widens at the knee. The Bootcut Flip Flop in Mercer jeans is a stretch fabric in dark unfaded denim with no whiskers. The Bootcut in Vintage California jeans is super distressed and has grinding features along pockets and hems. The A-Pocket Bootcut in Dark Havana jeans is a medium to dark blue wash, distressed and with the signature “A” stitching on the back pocket.

Aside from the women’s bootcut, 7 For All Mankind jeans have the retro bell bottoms and 70′s flares. The Bell Bottom in Minnesota offers a high rise straight waistband, wide leg break opening just below the knee, 7FAM embroidered monogram on right back pocket and a green cast with deep blue wash. The Super Flare in Portland jeans is the widest 5 pocket. It has a low waist, fitted hips and a super flare widening at the knee. The Dojo in Dark Dakota jeans has a natural rise that hugs the hips, slight loosening through the thigh to widen into a trouser leg and wide opening and the signature “7″ swoosh design on the back pockets. The Quilted Ginger in Hawaii jeans is a sophisticated wide leg jean that skims through the thigh and ends with broad leg opening. It has a bright blue wash, light abrasions, gold hardware and contrasting orange stitching.

And last but not the least is the skinny jeans line. The Gwenevere with Squiggle in Black is 7 For All Mankind‘s skinniest jean. It’s slim on the hips and fitted on the leg. The inseam ends right below the ankle. The Gwenevere in California jeans has the new status label accents on embroidered back pockets, slight whiskers and contrast copper stitching. The Straight Leg with Gold Staples in Dusseldorf jeans features a classic straight leg, basic rise, slim fit, parallel drop from the knee to the leg opening, deep navy wash, brown cast, whiskering, stretch fabric and subtle abrasions.

The designer denim for men are also worth recognizing. Jean cut variety include standard, bootcut, slouchy, slimmy and flare. The 7 For All Mankind Standard in Vintage Honolulu jeans features a classic straight leg and super distressed look. The A-Pocket Bootcut in Havana Splatter jeans is low waisted and a medium blue wash. It has heavy abrasions, rigid fabrication, whiskering on the rear and thighs, hand splattered paint and contrasting “A” stitching on the back pockets. The Slouchy with Blade Runner Pocket in California jeans offers a loose waist, relaxed straight leg cut, roomy hip area, slight whiskering, contrast copper stitching and button fly. The Slimmy in Worn Mercer jeans is tight, slim, straight leg, low waisted, tapered slightly to bottom, pick stitched back pocket, zipped fly, stretched and worn out. Finally, we have the Tripster in Vintage Delaware jeans. It features a flare cut, long rise, straight waistband, ultra wide leg opening, medium blue wash, slight distressing, contrasting black enamel hardware and the Tonal 7 For All Mankind signature squiggle on back pockets.

7 has been a fundamental figure in science, history, religion, mythology and literature. With 7 For All Mankind’s inception, the number 7 became an essential item to fashion. Indeed “sevens” are a stylish statement mankind will appreciate especially for jeans.

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